nextauth-cli v0.0.6

NextAuth CLI

NextAuth CLI is a command-line interface tool designed to simplify the process of creating base templates and initializing NextAuth.js base templates for users.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Commands
  • Next.js Specific Commands
  • Sveletekit Specific Commands
  • Solid Specific Commands
• Usage
• Example
• Contributing
• License

Installation

To install the NextAuth CLI, you can use npm:

npm i -g nextauth-cli@latest

Commands

The CLI provides a set of commands to streamline the setup process for NextAuth.js, Sveltekit and Solid | Solid-start projects. Below are the available commands for each project type:

Nextauth

1. For Nextjs Projects

nextauth --router <router-type> --provider <provider> --adapter <adapter> --secret --env --ts

Svelteauth

2. For Sveltekit Projects

svelteauth --provider <provider> --adapter <adapter> --dynamic --secret --env --ts

Solidauth

3. For Solid | Solid-start Projects

solidauth --provider <provider> --adapter <adapter> --secret --env --ts

Usage

Efficiently set up your authentication flow with NextAuth.js, Sveltekit, or Solid | Solid-start projects using the provided CLI commands:

1. Commands with flags.

nextauth --router <router-type> --provider <provider> --adapter <adapter> --secret --env --ts

Creates a new project with the the specified Next.js base template. Options for the following flags are given below.

Options:

• --env: Specifies if an additional .env.example file is to be generated which includes all the process.env variables that are to be used. Default value is false.

• --ts: Specifies if the project is typescript configured. Default value is false.

• --secret: Specifies if NextAuth options should include a secret field.

• --router <router-type>: Specifies the type of Next.js router to be used. Available options:

  • app ✅
  • pages ✅
  • src ⚒️

• --adapter <adapter>: Specifies the adapter used for the project. Available options:

  • dgraph✅
  • drizzle✅
  • dynamodb✅
  • fauna✅
  • firebase✅
  • kysely✅
  • mikro-orm⚒️
  • mongodb✅
  • neo4j✅
  • pouchdb⚒️
  • prisma ✅
  • sequalize✅
  • supabase✅
  • typeorm✅
  • upstash-redis✅
  • xata⚒️

• --provider <provider>: Specifies the authentication provider(s) to be used for the project. Available options:

  • Apple ✅
  • Atlassian ✅
  • Auth0 ✅
  • Authentik ✅
  • AzureAD ✅
  • AzureB2C ✅
  • Battlenet ✅
  • Box ✅
  • BoxyHQSAML ✅
  • Bungie ✅
  • Cognito ✅
  • Coinbase ✅
  • Credentials ✅
  • Discord ✅
  • Dropbox ✅
  • DuendeIDS6 ✅
  • Email ✅
  • Eveonline ✅
  • Facebook ✅
  • Faceit ✅
  • FortyTwoSchool ✅
  • Foursquare ✅
  • Freshbooks ✅
  • Fusionauth ✅
  • GitHub ✅
  • Gitlab ✅
  • Google ✅
  • Hubspot ✅
  • Instagram ✅
  • Kakao ✅
  • Keycloak ✅
  • Line ✅
  • LinkedIn ✅
  • Mailchimp ✅
  • Mailru ✅
  • Medium ✅
  • Naver ✅
  • Netlify ✅
  • Okta ✅
  • Onelogin ✅
  • Osso ✅
  • Osu ✅
  • Passage ✅
  • Patreon ✅
  • Pinterest ✅
  • Pipedrive ✅
  • Reddit ✅
  • Salesforce ✅
  • Slack ✅
  • Spotify ✅
  • Strava ✅
  • Todoist ✅
  • Trakt ✅
  • Twitch ✅
  • Twitter ✅
  • UnitedEffects ✅
  • Vk ✅
  • Wikimedia ✅
  • Wordpress ✅
  • WorkOS ✅
  • Yandex ✅
  • Zitadel ✅
  • Zoho ✅
  • Zoom ✅

2. Commands with prompts support.

The CLI ensures a seamless setup process by offering a prompt-based support to configure your specific project requirements. This interactive approach allows you to customize the authentication flow according to your needs effortlessly.

Example

Nextjs

nextauth --router app --provider Google --adapter mongodb --env --ts --secret

In this example:

• --router app: Specifies that the project will use the Next.js router with the "app" type.
• --provider Google: Specifies that Google authentication will be used.
• --adapter mongodb: Specifies that the project will use MongoDB as the database adapter.
• --env: Indicates that an additional .env.example file will be generated.
• --ts: Specifies that the project will be configured for TypeScript.
• --secret: Indicates that NextAuth options will include a secret field.

Sveltekit

svelteauth --provider Google --adapter mongodb --env --ts --secret --dynamic

In this example:

• --provider Google: Specifies that Google authentication will be used.
• --adapter mongodb: Specifies that the project will use MongoDB as the database adapter.
• --env: Indicates that an additional .env.example file will be generated.
• --ts: Specifies that the project will be configured for TypeScript.
• --secret: Indicates that NextAuth options will include a secret field.
• --dynamic: Specifies that the module provides access to runtime environment variables, as defined by the platform you're running on.

Solid

solidauth --provider Google --adapter prisma --env --ts --secret --db mongodb

In this example:

• --provider Google: Specifies that Google authentication will be used.
• --adapter prisma: Specifies that the project will use Prisma as the database adapter.
• --db mongodb: Specifies that Prisma adapter uses MongoDb as it's database.
• --env: Indicates that an additional .env.example file will be generated.
• --ts: Specifies that the project will be configured for TypeScript.
• --secret: Indicates that NextAuth options will include a secret field.

Feel free to modify the options and values based on your specific use case.

Status

• ✔️ Partially Fixed: Some progress has been made, but more work is needed.
• ✅ Totally Fixed: All reported issues have been successfully resolved.
• ⚒️ Build in Progress: Work is currently underway to fix the reported issues.

Contributing

We welcome contributions from the community! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.